The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-03-30
Married /:


Married.:
In this Town, at the residence Of the
brides parents, on Wednesday, March IS
1887, by the Rev. E. l.. Hess, Mr. LEO
poLD WoIFF, of Shreveport, to MISS HUI
DA JACKSON, of this city
The newly welded couple have our best
wishes for their future prosperity, and 4
pleasant voyage through life. They ar
we'll suited to each otlie-, hence their hap,
piness in future is assured. For the kind
remembrance of the DEMOCRAT, we return
thanks.
! IN this Town. at the Synagogue, OF,
Tuesday, March 29th, 1887, by the Key
! +. l.. Hess. MIR. CTS. GEHR to Miss SAL
LIE RosENTIIAL, both of this place.
Truly speaking, the above was one o.
the most brilliant weddings which has
ever occurred in Alexandria, and was, in
deed Il recherche affair. Everything was
arranged both with taste aud elegance,
and no attention was paid to the cost OF
things necessary to make it an affair tn
be remembered. No less than five hun
dred invitations were issued to friends to
be present at the Synagogue to witness
the affair." nearly if not all of whom
! awaited themselves of the opportunity.
and were lockers on at the happy evont
The bride, Miss Sallie, is tie lovely
daughter of our esteemed fellow-towns-
man, AIires Rosenthal, and possesses, as
has already been mentioned in the Demo-
Graf, the rarest charms
| On the other hand, the groom is young
man, who has won already for himself in
this community, laurels of praise. He is
well to do young grocer, and is steadily
advancing on the ladder Of life.
The two together, as they are now
joined as man and wife, will prove, in
years to come, that they have been happi-
~ mated-having learned each other we'll
and with this they must surely be happy.
The bride was a picture of loneliness in
her dress of cream satin, with overdress of
oriental lace, Topped with bows of satin
ribbon-en train. She wore a wreath Of
orange flowers, and a long tulle veil.
The first bridesmaid, Miss Mamie Ro-
senthal, wore a dress of Indian null,
with trimmings of null embroidery,
looped with ribbon.
The second bridesmaid, Miss Gertrude
Rosenthal, wore Irish null, with trim
ming ofmull embroidery, tastefn]ly looped
with ribbon.
Miss Mary Radcliffe was the third brides
maid. She wore dress of oriental lace,
Topped with ribbon.
The grOomsmen were - LIST, Coleman
Greenwood; I'd, Morris Weinburg; 3rd,
Thomas Murphy.
The two little Hover girls, who were in
advance of the bridal party, were: Miss
Mary Rosenthal, in white null and blue
sash ribbon, with basket Of flowers, deco
rated in blue; and Miss Ida Goldenberg,
in white null, with pink sash ribbon, and
basket of flowers, decorated in pink.
Our best wishes attend Mr.. and Mrs.
Gus. Gehr May life be to them one I'M
interrupted dream of happiness, and its
close like the setting of the morning star,
(which goes
Not down behind the darkened west or
hides
Obscured amid the tempests oil the sky,
But sweetly melts away in the light of
heaven"
The bridal presents given to
Miss Sallie Rosenthal yesterday are
between seventy-five and hundred,
and are valued at no less than a thou
sand dollars. Principal among them
is a parlor sett of furniture, bed room
sett, fine gold watch and chain, stud
ded with pearls, magnificent silk
dress, two sets of silverware, fine
clock, costly lamp, a silver pitcher,
china dinner sett, sett of maiolica
ware, chamber sett, card case, and
other useful and valuable gifts. We
would have given the names of the
donors, but We were specially requested
not to do so. Many of the presents
were from friends at distance.
-IHE C0ronet was successful in
her recent race across the ocean with
the Dauntless. Time Ia days, 90 hrs,
81 inmates, 46 seconds.
The death is announced at Sa-
lem, ILL.,, of Col. Isaac G. Warmoth,
father of ex-Gov. Warmoth, aged II
years.
Mr.. NJ. Bloom will have charge
of Gus. Gelr's store during his alb
sence in New York.
-FR1DAY will be April lst, all
FOOLS day. Keep look out and don't
be fooled. i
"A WISE thing to do: buy every
thing you need at Killers.
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IN MEAIORIAM.
HALL sroNEwALL H. & L. Co. No. 1,
ALEXANDRIA, La,
March 81, 1887.
Be it Resolved, That bowling in humble